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Another child sexual abuse lawsuit targets St. John’s — A second civil lawsuit has been filed in Stearns County Court against the Benedictine Order at St. John’s Abbey in St. Cloud. It accuses members of the order of covering up the alleged sexual abuse of a teenage boy in the 1980s. The late Rev. Bruce [...]

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After pleading guilty several weeks ago, Vanessa George was finally sentenced. I wrote about George’s abuse against children, along with the abuse committed by her accomplices Allen and Blanchard. Her sentence seems like a good one:
George was sentenced for a string of sexual assaults and making and distributing indecent images of children.
The nursery worker admitted [...]

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It is amazing what one finds when one actually bothers to look. For years we have heard about internet sexual predators, people who use the internet to fantasize about raping children, which may then lead those people to physically acting it out on an innocent child. The people are always men, something verified by sting [...]

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Abuse victims dismiss Pope’s act of contrition as ‘inadequate’ — Victims of clerical abuse last night dismissed the Pope’s statement as “inadequate” and “meaningless”, with one man vowing to take legal action because of the slow response from the Church. Mervyn Rundle, who was abused while serving as an altar boy, had been vociferous in [...]

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From the article (Update):
Bays let her boyfriend molest her 4-year-old relative, videotaped the incident at an Orlando hotel and later offered up a 2-year-old for potential abuse. Bays, who once ran for mayor of Umatilla, has pleaded guilty in federal court and faces up to 30 years in prison. [...] Bays, a 39-year-old mother from [...]

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I spotted a curious article on Misandry Review. Amanda Hess wrote a piece men’s rights advocates and feminists. As noted on Misandry Review, Hess attempts a little introspection and sensitivity to men’s issues, although the piece is littered with less than favorable remarks about men’s groups. Hess states:
The examination of sexual assaults against men got [...]

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Update
The bloggers at Alas, a blog have a notorious history of denialism and apologism when it comes to discussing male rape victims. The general consensus on that blog is that male victims are so rare as to be negligible and are therefore not worthy of much discussion or concern. The typical response to any mentioning [...]

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